EPISODE · Jun 4, 2024 · 45 MIN
Can the fiat system survive the next 100 years? | Roland Kovacs
from The Robin Seyr Podcast · host Robin Seyr
Measured in BTC, all fiats will go to 0! Just a question of when? Subscribe to get the Daily Bitcoin Podcast show updates: youtube.com/robinseyr?sub_confirmation=1 Where to store your Bitcoin? I personally use a BitBox! - Get a 5% Discount with code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/bitbox Ever visited the best Bitcoin-only conference? Come join me at BTC Prague! - Get a 10% discount with code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/Prague Where to buy Bitcoin? I personally use 21bitcoin! - Save fees with my code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/21bitcoin Best place to back-up your seed-phrase: - Get a 10% discount with code "Robin" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/xellox Guest's contact: https://x.com/rolandkovacs68 Summary The conversation revolves around the importance of economic measuring and how Bitcoin serves as a reliable measuring tool. The speaker emphasizes the need for economic measuring in society and how Bitcoin can benefit everyone, including those without savings. They discuss the transition to a Bitcoin standard and the implications for individuals and society. The conversation also touches on the distinction between price and value, the mindset shift required for Bitcoin adoption, and the potential changes in society with a Bitcoin standard. Takeaways Bitcoin serves as a reliable measuring tool for economic value. Economic measuring is essential for making informed decisions. Bitcoin can benefit everyone, including those without savings. Transitioning to a Bitcoin standard requires a mindset shift. Bitcoin adoption is a mental process of understanding. Bitcoin has the potential to bring about positive changes in society. Chapters 00:00 The Potential of a German Podcast 00:09 Bitcoin as an Economic Measuring Tool 03:00 Implications of a Bitcoin Standard 41:04 Passion for Football and Strategic Thinking
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Measured in BTC, all fiats will go to 0! Just a question of when? Subscribe to get the Daily Bitcoin Podcast show updates: youtube.com/robinseyr?sub_confirmation=1 Where to store your Bitcoin? I personally use a BitBox! - Get a 5% Discount with code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/bitbox Ever visited the best Bitcoin-only conference? Come join me at BTC Prague! - Get a 10% discount with code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/Prague Where to buy Bitcoin? I personally use 21bitcoin! - Save fees with my code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/21bitcoin Best place to back-up your seed-phrase: - Get a 10% discount with code "Robin" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/xellox Guest's contact: https://x.com/rolandkovacs68 Summary The conversation revolves around the importance of economic measuring and how Bitcoin serves as a reliable measuring tool. The speaker emphasizes the need for economic measuring in society and how Bitcoin can benefit everyone, including those without savings. They discuss the transition to a Bitcoin standard and the implications for individuals and society. The conversation also touches on the distinction between price and value, the mindset shift required for Bitcoin adoption, and the potential changes in society with a Bitcoin standard. Takeaways Bitcoin serves as a reliable measuring tool for economic value. Economic measuring is essential for making informed decisions. Bitcoin can benefit everyone, including those without savings. Transitioning to a Bitcoin standard requires a mindset shift. Bitcoin adoption is a mental process of understanding. Bitcoin has the potential to bring about positive changes in society. Chapters 00:00 The Potential of a German Podcast 00:09 Bitcoin as an Economic Measuring Tool 03:00 Implications of a Bitcoin Standard 41:04 Passion for Football and Strategic Thinking
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